Multibus

Known as: Multibus System Bus, Multichannel I/O Bus, ILBX

Multibus is a computer bus standard used in industrial systems. It was developed by Intel Corporation and was adopted as the IEEE 796 bus. The…

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2009

The requisite cabling and control processing for surgical robots can become unwieldy as dexterity is increased, due to the…

2006

In the systems on chip (SoC) design, the synthesis of communication architecture constitutes the bottleneck which can affect the…

1992

The authors identify computing elements and buses with the points and lines of projective geometry. In particular, the two…

1990

The ACR-NEMA Standard was developed initially as an interface standard for the interconnection of two pieces of imaging equipment…

1989

Time delays of between 2 ms and 4096 ms were introduced between master and slave manipulators in advanced 6-DOF (degrees-of…

1989

The authors define the topology and the protocols of a fault-tolerant multichannel local area network. Specifically, a broadcast…

1988

A multibus train (ordered demand assignment) communication architecture, using the AMTRAC protocol (for efficient utilization of…

1985

The COW, or Console On Wheels, is the primary operator interface to the SLC accelerator control system. A hardware and software…

1985

This document has been prepared to serve as an introduction to design frames, a new system integration methodology for custom…

1978

For certain power-dispatch and control problems, the use of computers is mandatory. It is suggested in Section I that multi-mini…